Examples of using Difficult to put in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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many moms start to complain that it is becoming more and more difficult to put the baby to bed.
A little bit difficult to put into the print edition,
that contemporary art is difficult to put into, you also get a better understanding by reading
From the first it seems that it is quite difficult to put and shade gel varnish by means of various adaptations.
This desire, which is difficult to put in words, may be the first step on the road to conversion.
It becomes all the more difficult to put forward arguments in favor of 8x8 platforms,
It is exactly because of this shapelessness of the phenomena that it is difficult to put your finger on a specific definition(not to mention being able to"prove" that bullying is occurring).
It is exactly because of this shapelessness of the phenomena that it is difficult to put your finger on a specific definition(not to mention being able to"prove" that bullying is occurring).
that it's actually quite understandable that people find it difficult to put this ingrained habit aside.
And he's a little… difficult to put down.
While it looks difficult to put together it certainly isn't.
It's difficult to put the vest on by yourself.
we find such heartfelt expressions difficult to put into words, we are not without help.
It is not difficult to put a new bathtub in place
but she finds it difficult to put into words how she can be an inspiration to others.
The good news is that it's not that difficult to put certain technical controls in place to protect your children online.
It's very difficult to put your finger on how it actually works with the audio books,
it's absolutely difficult to put on a scene.
individual-specific feeling that is sometimes difficult to put into words.
it is difficult to put in.